Judge Rules Against Keeneland, Van Berg
A Kentucky judge has ruled that Keeneland acted improperly regarding a money transfer from a buyer's account and that ultimately trainer Jack Van Berg was wrong to request the transfer of funds.
Keyword: Bob Heleringer
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KEEP Changes Include Staff, Expenditures
The departure of the executive director of the Kentucky Equine Education Project is apparently related to changes in staffing and expenditures as it refocuses its efforts away from trying to get legalized casino gambling.
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KEEP Launches Non-Profit Foundation
The Kentucky Equine Education Project has created the KEEP Foundation, which is designed to provide grants for equine organizations throughout the state.
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'Indian Charlie,' Fox Suspended by KHRC
The Kentucky Horse Racing Commission has taken regulatory action in connection with an altercation at Churchill Downs involving newsletter publisher Eddie Musselman, trainer Dale Romans, and Romans' life partner, Tammy Fox.
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Fasig-Tipton, KEEP Team in Funding Program
Fasig-Tipton Co. is partnering with the Kentucky Equine Education Project (KEEP) to sponsor its equine activities funding program throughout the state in 2014.
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KEEP Opposes Open-Ended Gambling Measure
A proposed constitutional amendment that would give the Kentucky General Assembly the power to authorize any and all forms of gambling has met with opposition from the Kentucky Equine Education Project.
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KEEP Names Heleringer Executive Director
Louisville attorney Bob Heleringer, who served in the Kentucky House of Representatives from 1980-2002, has been named executive director of the Kentucky Equine Education Project.
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New Book on Equine Law is Rich in History
Attorney and former legislator Bob Heleringer's new book "Equine Regulatory Law" sheds light on equine law through stories of human drama.
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Does WV Case Imperil Racing 'Purity?' (blog)
A new direction in equine regulatory law or an aberration by an activist court?...by Bob Heleringer
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Whither Racing? - By Bob Heleringer
Racing's devoted fans ultimately will determine whether the sport disappears from the fabric of American life.
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